hi all

Has anyone got a realistic value for this please??

Also ,because ive had no luck tracing it ,how many are out there??

thanx in advance

Nev

Sean Hampsey is your man

He has the record.

Are You There Lurking Sean?

Not too sure what the value of this is. I wouldn't mind knowing thogh coz I've got one.

£300 in JMs boox although i heard of one for sale at £450 a few weeks ao.

A test pressing went thru ebay at a very reasonable rate earlier this week.

Chris

£300+, Get the "Little Anthony" version on "Pure Gold" alot cheaper and just as good imho ,anyone got a date

for the "FC" 45.

Dave f.............

hi all

Has anyone got a realistic value for this please??

Also ,because ive had no luck tracing it ,how many are out there??

thanx in advance

Nev

Ermm...Steve Plumb might be able to help........ but dont tell anybody

£300 in JMs boox although i heard of one for sale at £450 a few weeks ao.

A test pressing went thru ebay at a very reasonable rate earlier this week.

Chris

£300 in JMs boox although i heard of one for sale at £450 a few weeks ao.

A test pressing went thru ebay at a very reasonable rate earlier this week.

Chris

it most certainly did thank you

Sean Hampsey is your man

He has the record.

Are You There Lurking Sean?

Am lurking now Bull.

One of the best tenners I ever spent...

...but it was a long, long time ago.

Been offered pretty pennies since.

300 squid +++

£300+, Get the "Little Anthony" version on "Pure Gold" alot cheaper and just as good imho ,anyone got a date

for the "FC" 45.

Dave f.............

"anyone got a date

for the "FC" 45. ?

We got this 45 as a "new release" off Daly City Bob around 1977-ish. There is no date on the label, but Bob sent me a box during the 70s.

I also like the meatier flipside "I Can't Get Enough" which is real 70s Northern Soul with attitude. Value would be well in excess of £300 today, demand seems to be swelling by the day and it's tough to find.

....just noticed it say's on the label from the L.P. 'From Nothing To Everything' anyone ever seen one?

Edited February 15, 200817 yr by Val

it most certainly did thank you

Nice one Dave - you finally got one at a reasonable price then

Didn't doubt you for a minute!

Cheers

Steve

Ermm...Steve Plumb might be able to help........ but dont tell anybody

Oi! Stop using my name in vain Mr C

I 'had' a spare but it went to a really famous DJ...............

"anyone got a date

for the "FC" 45. ?

We got this 45 as a "new release" off Daly City Bob around 1977-ish. There is no date on the label, but Bob sent me a box during the 70s.

I also like the meatier flipside "I Can't Get Enough" which is real 70s Northern Soul with attitude. Value would be well in excess of £300 today, demand seems to be swelling by the day and it's tough to find.

Mr John

In your humble opinion, whcih is the harder label design? The one above posted by Val (which i had a spare of) or the plain 'dark purple' 60's looking label (which i actually have)?

I agree that the B side has summat too doesn't it and i see you played both sides recently at The Greatstone too!

Cheers

Steve

£300+, Get the "Little Anthony" version on "Pure Gold" alot cheaper and just as good imho ,anyone got a date

for the "FC" 45.

Dave f.............

Although i love Little Anthony, got to disagree with you there Dave! imvho The song is perfect for a female vocal, so French Coffey does it for me everytime!

Hope your well mate - see you soon

Cheers

Steve

....just noticed it say's on the label from the L.P. 'From Nothing To Everything' anyone ever seen one?

This scan is the same design as mine, I didn't know it came any different, the yellow Pick A Hit is an earlier design, Younghearts is 1967, Walter Bolden is 1969 (i think), Special Affair is certainly 1977.

None of the release #'s seem to tie up, but they are all Bobby Sanders related. His first record on the Pick-A-Label sounds about 1965/66 and is a plain red label. So there's no consistancy in label design.

Did French Coffey get released on the yellow design also??

This scan is the same design as mine, I didn't know it came any different, the yellow Pick A Hit is an earlier design, Younghearts is 1967, Walter Bolden is 1969 (i think), Special Affair is certainly 1977 that label is plain yellow with black text.

None of the release #'s seem to tie up, but they are all Bobby Sanders related. His first record on the Pick-A-Label sounds about 1965/66 and is a plain red label. So there's no consistancy in label design.

Did French Coffey get released on the yellow design also??

Blimey almost as big a shock as when I found out how much Herby Brown was going for ?

Herby has gone but a mint French Coffey is gathering dust

Although i love Little Anthony, got to disagree with you there Dave! imvho The song is perfect for a female vocal, so French Coffey does it for me everytime!

Hope your well mate - see you soon

Cheers

Steve

Exception to the rule applies here Steve

Little Anthony sounds like a girl

This scan is the same design as mine, I didn't know it came any different, the yellow Pick A Hit is an earlier design, Younghearts is 1967, Walter Bolden is 1969 (i think), Special Affair is certainly 1977.

None of the release #'s seem to tie up, but they are all Bobby Sanders related. His first record on the Pick-A-Label sounds about 1965/66 and is a plain red label. So there's no consistancy in label design.

Did French Coffey get released on the yellow design also??

Hi John

The label on mine is plain with no graphics and is sort of a deep maroon colour - looks like a 60's West Coast vinyl press!!!!!

Hi John

The label on mine is plain with no graphics and is sort of a deep maroon colour - looks like a 60's West Coast vinyl press!!!!!

That'll be the bootleg then Steve .

Mine's on the logo that Val posted up, had it for years, and probably one of John's original Daly City Bob's imports. This has never been around in quantity, I've only ever seen 3 or 4, and bought them when they were about, to pass on to deserving collector types. Never seen your maroon label though, any chance of a scan

Edited February 18, 200817 yr by Wrongcrowd

That'll be the bootleg then Steve .

Mine's on the logo that Val posted up, had it for years, and probably one of John's original Daly City Bob's imports. This has never been around in quantity, I've only ever seen 3 or 4, and bought them when they were about, to pass on to deserving collector types. Never seen your maroon label though, any chance of a scan

Hi Cliff

Well I'm about to write me latest article for Howard's Soul Up North and was going to review FC along with a scan!

When i've done the scan i'll post it up here.

Cheers

Steve

Edited February 19, 200817 yr by Steve Plumb

£300+, Get the "Little Anthony" version on "Pure Gold" alot cheaper and just as good imho ,anyone got a date

for the "FC" 45.

Dave f.............

While we're at it, there's the Delicates "You say you love me", on Pulsar, which uses the same backing track. Any idea of a price on that?

Nick

While we're at it, there's the Delicates "You say you love me", on Pulsar, which uses the same backing track. Any idea of a price on that?

Nick

I paid 15 quid for mine yonks ago, but you don't see it around nowadays. We can expect the value of that little gem to start to rise now too.

Hi Cliff

Well I'm about to write me latest article for Howard's Soul Up North and was going to review FC along with a scan!

When i've done the scan i'll post it up here.

Cheers

Steve

Does your article mention the Delicates on Pulsar, I can't locate my copy right now, but I'm certain Bobby Sanders was involved

Does your article mention the Delicates on Pulsar, I can't locate my copy right now, but I'm certain Bobby Sanders was involved

It is a bobby sanders production. It's a cover of dee edwards on tuba, strangely enough.

love the dee edwards, what a great cheap record,sounds fantastic when played out loud, have got the delicates version as well, again a great record, only needs playing , and will deffo have it's day in the sun imo.

love the dee edwards, what a great cheap record,sounds fantastic when played out loud, have got the delicates version as well, again a great record, only needs playing , and will deffo have it's day in the sun imo.

agree Mick on both counts.You selling the Delicates pal?. .

agree Mick on both counts.You selling the Delicates pal?. .

afraid not kev, think we gonna maybe start playing it, great record ain't it.

not hard, but ain't seen many in the sales boxes, will have it's day young kevin

Does your article mention the Delicates on Pulsar, I can't locate my copy right now, but I'm certain Bobby Sanders was involved

Certainly does Cliff, along with Dee Edwards, Bobby Sanders et al